Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-04-06
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NEWS CONDENSED.
TeIegraphic Summary Of Impor.
tant Happenings at Home
and Abroad.
THE EAST.

WoRKMEN at the ruins OF the Richmond
Hotel fire have recently found the remains
of charred body, burned beyond recog-
milton. 1t is thought to be the body OF
Mark Osborn, day clerk.
No further particulars have been re.
ceived concerning the Eagle disaster. The
steamer Aurora has bsen dispatched to the
scene and hopes are entertained that some
of the Eagles crew are yet alive. Her
crew numbered 275 men.
PRESIDENT GARnErr has issued cir
cular requesting the return Of all inter-
fts tAs lgsaltjmose III more and Ohio
60 will be issued except TO officers and EN-.
ployes Of other railroads. on written
request OF an executive officer Of the road
employing the applicant, and no passes
will be issued on account OF traffic.
The Massachusetts, Cattle Com mission.
ers have issued q proclaim alton OF quaran-
tine against cattle from New York and
Vermont on account of the presencs OF
contagious plsuro-pneumonil in those
states.
AT q meeting OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road col miners at Irwins, Pa, the propo-
ton of the coal companies to pay GO cents
per ton for mining for one year was ac-
cepted under protest. The miners were
satisfied with 60 cents per ton, but were
opposed to signing an agreement to work
for one year at that rEte. About 1000
miners were represented at this conveu-
ton.
THE merchants committee OF New York
who are carrying on the crusade against
the new freight regul ,tons of the trunk
lines, ngree to call a meeting TO discuss The
whole subject. A circul II was issued to
all merchants, comm ssion men and man
ufacturers in whi Il it was stated that the
remedies for the existing cond ton OF
things are: A final appeal to the railroad
managers; II again refused, q petition to
the Inter- State Commerce Comm ssioners
at Wash ngton, AMI, if necessary, a resort
to the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Full answers to questions submitted to the
various merchants are r. requested at once.
AN electrically lighted train, the first in
the United States, left Boston for New
York recently.
A SPECIAL from st. Johns, N. F., says:
The report has reached here of the total
loss OF sealing steamer with the crew OF
$50 men on shoals off Bona Vista Bay.
Debris with the steamers name on it has
been found ON the ice. L supposition
is that the steamers boiler burst. The re-
ported loss of the steamer Eagle il con.
frmed by the discovery of wreckage of
Bona Visit. Bay. The crew numbered $50
men, and there is nothing to show that
anyone WIS saved.
TIE Court of Appeals affirmed the judg-
ment of the general term, convictng Lip
man Arensbury of selling oleomargarine in
violation Of the statute. Judge Rapalo, In
delivering the opinion, said that the arti.
6cial coloring Of oteomargarine for the
mere purpose OF making it resemble butter
comes within the statuary prohibition
against imitation.
BOTH ocean cable lines Of the Mackay-
Bennett Commercial Cable Company are
broken. The company is not receiving
business. The breaks have not yet been
located.
RICHARD X. Fox has notified Messrs.
Bush and Colt, owners of the Coronet and
Dauntless, that he will, upon receipt Of
their approval, offer a $1,000 cup for re.
turn race between the two yachts from
3AeAues, AiSA"Ho, " N'oAay hooh, ~. y.
THE dwelling house, occupied by Mat
Massick, at Ludlowville, ten miles from
Ithaca, N. Y, burned, and Massick and
three children perished. The coroner is
investigating the case.
REV. DIR. MCGLYNN, the deposed Cath
olic priest OF New York, lectured ut the
Academy of Music on the subject: "The
cross Ct the new crusade, that is, on the
land theories Of Henry George. He was
tumultnously received by the audience,
which filled the building.